Posts

Showing posts from October, 2025

Mise-en-scene video feedback and learner response

1 ) WWW:Audio editing(phone, caller),  Cinematography  (close-up on phone), good performance, good location, video editing. EBI: Clothing(white) 2)  WWW: good performance, props, setting/location, cinematography, editing, remembering of script, audio EBI: costume,facial expressions, rushed speech 3) I think that the editing was good both the audio and visuals but I should have wore white as in the original it was used to connote innocence. My performance was both good and bad because I think I could have expressed more through my facial expressions but I did remember all the lines. 4) The script helped a lot to understand what to say and how to say it. The shot list assisted me as I was able to understand the camerawork of the scene and since my sister recorded it she could replicate it as close as she could. Also the planning of the  mine-en-scene helped to know what prop and setting to use. 5) Honestly, I recorded t...

Reading list and wider opportunities

I plan to read some parts of the media magazines.  Media Magazine 70 Pages 58-63 summary: She-ra and the princesses of power is a reboot of the 1985 show of the same name and it first aired in 2018. The show had a lot of backlash for the change of art style and progressive themes. There was backlash against the art style change/ character design changes because She-ra desexualised the chatter from the 80's and mostly older males were dissatisfied with the change. Also the animation and 'CalArts' style was negatively commented on for the more simple designs but this was done for easier to animate characters and to appeal to younger audiences. What sets She-ra apart from a lot of animation especially at the time was its heavy queer representation and focus which was also critisied by people who are politically right leaning.